Denver Broncos vs LA Chargers 2 Drive Stats and Recap

 The Broncos took another loss this week in a tight game, one in which the offense had several miscues at key times that left them just out of scoring.  Denver actually gained more potential yards than the Chargers, 55.3% to LA's just 35.2%.  A turnover in the maroon zone and a missed field goal though had Denver trailing 13-0 at half.  That inefficiency has plagued the offense all year, and through most of the game it didn't help that receivers dropped passes and losing KJ Hamler meant the loss of a versatile weapon.

 The second half saw the Chargers have just two of five drives gain more than half of their potential yards, but the second one was crucial after Denver had tied the game.  The defense allowed an 11 play drive to get into field goal range, and that would be the final defecit.

The team now looks to win a final game against the Raiders.  It will be the final look at the offensive young core, to give a hopeful glance to the future.

Offense	Defense	Start Line	Quarter	Result	Yards Gained	Potential Gained	Play Count
LAC	DEN	39	1	Field goal	20	51.3	5
DEN	LAC	87	1	Turnover	71	81.6	14
LAC	DEN	94	1	Punt	14	14.9	6
DEN	LAC	55	1	Missed field goal	36	65.5	10
LAC	DEN	73	2	Touchdown	73	100.0	9
DEN	LAC	81	2	Punt	7	8.6	4
LAC	DEN	65	2	Field goal	40	61.5	9
DEN	LAC	75	2	Punt	22	29.3	5
LAC	DEN	85	2	End of half	12	14.1	5
DEN	LAC	72	3	Punt	30	41.7	8
LAC	DEN	80	3	Punt	2	2.5	4
DEN	LAC	53	3	Field goal	41	77.4	7
LAC	DEN	75	3	Field goal	68	90.7	11
DEN	LAC	79	4	Field goal	48	60.8	8
LAC	DEN	69	4	Punt	9	13.0	3
DEN	LAC	72	4	Touchdown	72	100.0	11
LAC	DEN	88	4	Punt	-3	-3.4	4
DEN	LAC	58	4	Field goal	25	43.1	6
LAC	DEN	75	4	Field goal	56	74.7	11
DEN	LAC	75	4	Turnover	25	33.3	6